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A strong start helped Germany gain sole possession of the lead at this year’s Omega Mission Hills World Cup.
It was a gusty day at the Mission Hills Golf Club as Germany, manned by Martin Kaymer and Alex Cejka, started off with three consecutive birdies before firing an eagle at the fourth to aid their seven-under score at the turn.
“We had a really good start today,” said Kaymer. “That is a very good score because it was windy out there and it was a little bit tougher than last year."
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